Signs of solid business in 1962 outlook
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reports March and April retail sales at a record annual rate of 233 billion, up 8 percent from a year ago and 5 percent above the 1960 high. Personal income rose 7 percent from a year earlier, construction awards were 18 percent above last year, and industrial production plus nonfarm employment hit April highs despite a steel slump.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Chicago Bank
Wall Street
Public image, relief aid, and Formosa corruption debate
The piece argues favorable views of Chiang Kai-shek hinder credibility as critics accuse surplus American relief supplies of leaking into the black market. It notes potential past and present irregularities in Formosa and urges avoiding repeating historical misjudgments about China’s leadership and allies.
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Chiang Kai-shek
America
Formosa
Mao Tsetung
China
Chiang
Mao Tse-tung
Local Social Roundup Notes multiple regional visits and gatherings
Onslow Dillon Hall and Mrs. Elva Hall with Mrs. Elsie Callahan of Cedar Rapids return from a Des Moines twins convention and a Black Hills trip. Alice Larkey visits World's Fair and plans Cedar Falls study. Numerous visits span Cedar Rapids Davenport Wyoming Oxford Junction and Monmouth area with relatives and birthday celebrations.
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Onslow
Dillon Hall
Elva Hall
Elsie Callahan
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Black Hills
Pierson
Rose Stanton
Storm Lake
Mae Frostler
Holland, Minn
Alice Larkey
Jim Gallatin
Loveland
Colo
Cedar Falls
Matie Harms
Reed Phillips
Davenport
Phillips
Miss Harm
C. M. Holst
R. J. Kleineck
John Bramer
Irene Livingstone
Donald Schaeffer
Wyoming
Gerald Green
Donald Jansen
Dillon Streets
Alva Larkey
Lorenzen
Lloyd
Emily
Center Jet
Martin Petersen
Dale
Bill Hansen
Brenda
Brad
Carl Lorenzen
Oxford
Ott Hendrix
Komasota
Herman Gutzert
Cousins Club
Louis Schladetzky
Rolland Michaelis
New Richland
Waseco
Minn
Charles City
Millard Robinson
Bethesda
Jean Hurst
Robinson
William Hurst
Mr. Hurst
Howard Green
Hurst
Gerald
Dick Westphal
Dere Roger Faces Tug of Public Opinion in Sports
Commentators compare Dere Roger’s rising profile to renowned entertainers as fans debate his appeal. Critics split on his style and marketability amid growing media attention and upcoming events.
Thank You to Monticello from a Danish Exchange Student
Finn Skjaerlund writes a farewell letter to Monticello residents thanking host families teachers Lions Club and friends for a year of exchange under the American Field Service He recalls initial language hurdles memorable trips to the Seattle World's Fair and the West Coast and expresses gratitude and plans to return for visits and college after returning to Denmark.
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Monticello
Finn Skjaerlund
Denmark
Europe
Monti High
Beck
McCaustland
Marston
Curtis
Greenawald
Shannon
Tiello
Roger Pratt
Les Linn
Seattle
David Duckler
Lions Club
Monticello Express Newspaper Note and Rates
The Monticello Express is the official Monticello and Jones county newspaper established July 10, 1865. It lists weekly Thursday publication with postage details and annual subscription rates of 4.00 in local counties and 5.00 elsewhere, with servicemen rates at 4.00.
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Iowa
Jones
Clinton
Cedar
Delaware
Dubuque
Jackson
Linn
United States
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Birmingham
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Jones County Youth Center
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Kuriger Bros
Monticello, Iowa
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